Jeremy Clarkson being hoofed in the testes. Now that’s what I call erotica

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Olympic TV View: Timmy McCarthy goes from bass to soprano in a nanosecond

Substance in the style make it thoroughly enjoyable especially for a casual observer

Spain expresses concern to US over attacks on colonial-linked statues

Monuments to Columbus, Cervantes and others defaced in wake of George Floyd death

The Man Who Killed Don Quixote: Compromised and astonishingly unfinished

Review: 25 years in the making, the hollowness of the female characters is bad timing

Take a new Vue of Irish art at the RHA

The National Contemporary Art Fair which opens in November will showcase the latest work from Irish artists

Cannes 2018: our correspondent goes to the dogs

Cannes daily: on the last day of the festival, some inaccurate predictions and Terry Gilliam’s long-cherished project disappoints

A day in a charity shop: ‘A lot of wealthy women come in’

Our Consumer Affairs Correspondent volunteers in an Oxfam shop. Beyond the feel-good factor, it’s a fascinating retail experience: the prices can’t be beaten and the donations range from tat to gold – literally

Stolen French painting goes on display in Dublin

Drawing by realist master returned by Criminal Assets Bureau

A world without money: an impossible dream?

English model and actor Lily Cole and the ‘moneyless man’, Donegal’s Mark Boyle, dare to imagine a more altruistic, less cash-dependent future. Is it feasible or pie in the sky?

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